I just want to live a happy life

Chapter 144 Fu Cha Yi Xin 20

At this point, An Lingrong no longer tried to argue. Upon hearing this, she couldn't help but sneer, as if she was puzzled and sarcastic: "My own sister?"

She couldn't care about anything now and fought back without thinking.

"When have you ever treated me as your own sister? In the eyes of a noble lady like you, I am a person from the county town, and I am afraid I am not as noble as the maidservant beside you."

"When you were favored before, you knew that I was having a hard time, but you didn't help me at all. I had trouble even getting enough food. The other concubines wouldn't do anything to you because of the emperor's concern, but they all did something to me. Did you ever help me?"

"If Shen Meizhuang had not been locked up by the emperor because of her fake pregnancy, and you were left alone and unable to handle it, I'm afraid you would never think of me, the person you left behind. You took advantage of me, and when you saw that I was favored with your help, you turned your face to me."

"Not only did you give the Fu Guang Jin that I gave you to Huanbi by your side, but you also allowed her to make clothes out of it and ridicule me in front of me. Don't say you don't know, you just want to vent your dissatisfaction with me through Huanbi."

"Zhen Huan, you said you treat me like your own sister. Whatever you do is truly for my own good, don't you think you are being hypocritical?"

After An Lingrong vented her emotions, she felt that the depression that had been lingering in her heart had dissipated a lot.

But Zhen Huan felt guilty and short of breath. She noticed that the concubines who were still in her palace were looking at her intentionally or unintentionally. She was so angry that her face turned red. Her lips moved a few times, but she didn't say anything.

Perhaps she was destined to die, An Lingrong calmed down and confessed her guilt: "Your Majesty, I was the one who put the musk in the scar-removing glue, but..."

She glanced at the queen and wanted to clear herself of the matter. How could such a good thing happen?

Whether she betrayed the queen or not, she would die, the result would be the same.

If she took all the blame on herself, the emperor might not only execute her but also her family members.

Although she had not been with the queen for a long time, she still had some understanding of her character. She would not be soft-hearted just because she took all the blame and would help her plead with the emperor to spare her family.

So she had no choice but to take a risky move and betray the queen. Maybe the emperor would take her own difficulties into consideration and only execute her, without implicating her family.

An Lingrong thought about the idea in her mind and then said, "However, it was the Queen who came up with this idea. It was the Queen who asked me to do this."

The Queen's pupils tightened upon hearing this and she wanted to explain that An Lingrong was making a false accusation.

But the emperor looked at her with a warning in his eyes, and the queen had no choice but to shut up. The emperor said, "Go on."

"Your Majesty, the Queen not only wanted to use me to get rid of Zhen Huan's unborn child, but the reason why Songzi's cat went crazy at the flower viewing banquet last time was also because of what the Queen asked me to do. She wanted me to get rid of Concubine Rou's child that time. Maybe it was God's will that the Queen did not succeed, and she reaped the consequences instead."

As she spoke, she remembered something else.

She remembered that the flowers in her palace needed to be changed that day, so she asked Baoque to go to the greenhouse and move a few pots of flowers to add some color to the palace.

For a concubine like her who is not very favored, there would be no palace maids or eunuchs who would take the initiative to replace flowers with her regularly.

Unexpectedly, when she came back, she looked panic-stricken.

At that time, she was sitting on the couch embroidering. When she saw her appearance and asked a question, she learned the reason why she was sent back the first time she served the emperor.

The palace maids and eunuchs who served the flowers and plants in the flower room knew something about their habits. When she was about to serve the emperor for the first time, the flowers sent to her were Jade Table and Golden Calendula. She thought that the flower room wanted to please her, so they sent such precious flowers.

However, I didn't expect that although the Yu Tai Jin Zhan smelled fragrant, it was actually poisonous. If you accidentally drank the juice of Yu Tai Jin Zhan, you would tremble all over at the very least, or suffer from vomiting and diarrhea at the worst.

That night, when she was serving the emperor in bed, she was trembling all over and couldn't calm down. After knowing the effect of the juice of Yutai Jinzhan, she realized that she had taken the juice by mistake and fell into someone's trap.

Thinking back, it was only Baojuan who served her tea, so Baojuan was the most suspicious, but she had no evidence and could not convict her. Later, she observed her quietly for a few days, and found that she sometimes went to Jingren Palace after getting off work. It turned out that she was the person the Queen placed by her side.

Later, she was sent back because she failed to serve the queen, and was ridiculed and bullied by many people. Baojuan's words implied that she should go to the queen for help.

The queen was really good at calculating people's hearts. She pushed her to the bottom and then helped her out in order to get her to follow her. This trick was indeed successful. She got on the queen's ship and worked for her.

If it was just this time, it would be fine. Although she hated her in her heart, she would not take revenge on her.

She knew that the Queen didn't want her to have children, so after serving her in bed, she obediently drank the contraceptive pills that the Queen sent her. Who would have thought that she actually completely eliminated her chances of getting pregnant.

She will never be able to get pregnant again, which will ruin her future.

After An Lingrong finished speaking, she could not help but look at the Queen with hatred, and said to the Emperor: "Your Majesty, she not only schemed against me and made it impossible for me to get pregnant, but she also did not want to let go of any pregnant concubine in the harem. The Queen is a vicious woman."

An Lingrong's tone gradually softened, and she smiled bitterly: "Your Majesty, I am just a nobody. How could I be treated like this by the Queen and Wanpin? They are either trying to win me over or taking advantage of me. I just wanted to live a peaceful life at first, but I didn't expect it to turn out like this now."

After hearing what she said, everyone couldn't help but feel sympathy for An Lingrong. It was really too miserable. Not to mention her, even the people around her were not loyal.

It really makes it difficult to sleep well.

Everyone looked at the queen whose face was pale. After so many years, no matter how well the queen disguised herself, they were not fools. The queen was not as kind as they thought, but they did not expect that the queen was so cruel.

Unlike the concubines who had lived with the Queen when they were in the palace, Zhen Huan had only been in the palace for a few years and she did not know the Queen's true face. She had always thought that the Queen was gentle and dignified. She could not accept knowing that the Queen was the culprit who had harmed her child.

The queen knelt down and held the emperor's sleeves tightly with both hands: "Your Majesty, I have not done these things. She is the one who slandered me. Your Majesty's child is my child. How could I possibly harm the child?"

The emperor pulled the sleeve from her hand with a cold expression. He knew whether An Lingrong was telling the truth or trying to slander the queen.

But it was a fact that An Lingrong killed the baby in Wanpin's belly, and he would not show mercy.

"Chang Zai An was sentenced to death, and Bao Juan was beaten to death."

An Lingrong knew that she would eventually die, and she felt relieved that her family was not implicated.